About Us

To establish an order of society which is free from hindrance in the way on

an all round development of its individual members, which fosters the
growth of human personality in all its aspects and goes to the utmost limit
in progressively eliminating social political or economic exploitation and
inequality, the profit motive in the economic activity and organization of
society and the anti-social co ncentration in any form.
To place industry under national ownership and control in suitable form in
order to realize the aforesaid objectives in the quickest time.
To organize society in such a manner as to ensure full employment and the
best utilization of its manpower and other resources.
To secure increasing association of the worker in the administration of
industry and their full participation in its control.
To promote generally the social civic and political interest of the working
class
to secure an effective and complete organization of all categories of workers,
including agricultural labour.
To guide and co-ordinate the activities of the affiliated organizations.
To assist and co-ordinate the activities of the affiliated organizations.
To assist in the formation of trade unions.
To promote the organization of workers of each industry on a nation-wide
basis.
To assist in the formation of Regional or Pradesh Branches or Federations.
To secure speedy improvement of conditions of work and life and of the
status of the workers in industry and society.
To obtain for the workers various measures of social security, including
adequate provision in respect of accidents, maternity, sickness, old age and
unemployment.
To secure a living wage for every worker in normal employment and to bring
about a progressive improvement in the workers standard of living.
To regulate hours and other conditions of work in keeping with the
conditions of the workers and to ensure the proper enforcement of
legislation for the protection and up-lift of labour.
To establish just industrial relations.
To secure redressal of grievances, without stoppages of work, by means of
negotiations and conciliation and failing these by arbitration or adjudication.
To take recourse to other legitimate method, including strikes or any
suitable form of satyagraha, where adjudication is not applied and
settlement of disputes within a reasonable time by arbitration is not
available for the redress of grievances.
To make necessary arrangements for the efficient conduct satisfactory and
speedy conclusion of authorized strikes or satyagraha.
To foster the spirit of solidarity, service, brotherhood co-operation and
mutual help among the workers.
To develop in the workers a sense of responsibility towards the industry and
community.
To raise the workers' standard of efficiency and discipline.



History
The workers in India are only a section of the people and not a class
apart. The culture and their tradition form part of the common heritage of
the people of India. In organizing them and seeking the redressal of their
grievances, ways and means have to be evolved in consonance with our
condition. No more grafting or transplantation of a foreign ideology or
method however suited to the condition else where, is likely to yield healthy
results here. What is required is an indigenous movement having its roots in
the Indian and soil. Such a movement has for long been in existence and
has attained a remarkable center. A new organization, that would give the
correct lead to the working class and strives to established social justice,
peace and security with a constitution and working. Which would be
essentially democratic giving every one of its constituent units ample scope
for free expression of views and action has become imperative.
Thus declared the iron man and unifier of India. Sardar Vallabhbhai
Patel, in his presidential address to unique congregation of national leader
like Pandit Javaharlal Nehru, Jagjivan Ram, Aruna Asaf Ali, Ram Manohar
Lohia, G. Ramanujam, V.V. David, Shankar Rao Deo, B.G. Kher, O.P.
Ramasami Reddiar, Ravi ShankarShukla, Hare Krishna Mehtab, S.K. Patil,
Kamaldevi Chattopadhyaya, Ahoka Mehta, R.R. Diwakar and Bhimasen
Sacar. Prominent among the labour leaders attending the conference were
G.L. Nanda, Khadubhai Desai, Suresh Chandra Banerjee, Abid Ali
Jaffarbhoy Michael John, Deven Sen, Harihar Nath Shashtri, S.R. Vasavda,
S.P. Sen, R.K. Khedgikar, G.L. Mapara and G.D. Ambekar. They had all
gathered at conference, held at the Constitution Club, New Delhi on May 3
and 4 ,1947 , determined to form a new trade union centre which could
voice the genuine demands for realizing the aspirations of the working class
in the country, at the same time keeping the national interest foremost in
view. The number of trade unions centre which could voice the genuine
demands for realization of the working class in the country, at the same
time keeping the national interest foremost in view. The number of trade
unions represented at the same conference was 200 with a total
membership of over 5,65,000.
Acharya J.B. Kripalani, the then president of the Indian National Congess
who inaugurated the conference, in his address said: The proposed
organization should not hesitate to employe the weapon of strike, if it were
essential to promote the true interest of labour. But that weapon is to be
employed only after due consideration and with aim was to achieve any
legitimate economic and social objective. But it would however , not only be
misuse of this weapon but doing actual harm to labours own interests if it
were to be employes for the attainment of sectional political ends. If labour
were to submit its organized strength to such exploitation. It would become
a mere tool in the hands of unscrupulous party politicians.
Blessing the new organization, the Acharya said: It is a happy augury for
the Indian working class that trained and trusted leaders of the labour
movement are starting the new central organization on healthy lines.
Explaining the circumstances that led to the proposed organization, Shri
Ghulzari Lal Nanda, Secretary of the Hindustan Mazdoor Sewak Sangh
under whose auspices the meeting was held, pointed out that to disclosed
the productive organization of the nation at that crucial period in the history
of the country was really to strike a direct blow on the life of the nation and
its political integrity and it would harm which the communist activity was
causing from day to day if to mischief was not counteracted at once.
Concluding Shri Nanda said: While there is no common ground between
those inspired by communist philosophy and those who have fail in
democracy, the proposed organization can provide a broad platform and
ensure the largest measure of unity as the latter in pursuit of the aim of the
labour movement.
The main resolution moved by Dr. Suresh Chandra Banrjee said: Whereas
the course of the labour movement in the country is taking under the
leadership of those who are opposed to peaceful change and democratic
methods has provide extremely detrimental to the growth of strong and
healthy trade unionism and is doing incalculable harm to the true interest of
the masses of the country and whereas it has become a scared and
imperative obligation of those who are for the well-being of the working class
to take concerted action to safeguard and promote its interest, it is resolved
that to give effect to this purpose, an organization called the INDIAN
NATIONAL TRDE UNION CONGRESS be formed.

The resolution was by late Michael John and was passed by an
overwhelming majority.
Thus INTUC was born on May 3, 1947 as historic necessity, just before
Indian attained independence. The constitution of INTUC was adopted in the
second days proceedings of the conference, Mahatma Gandhi who was then
in Delhi also blessed the new found trade union centre.
Affiliations
Any trade union of workers/association of employed person, whether
registered under the Trade Unions Act or any other statute, accepting the
objects, means and other obligations under the Constitution may seek
affiliation to the INTUC.
Any union seeking affiliation shall apply in the prescribed form and in
accordance with the procedure prescribed by the Working Committee.
There shall be remitted along with the application an application fee of Rs.
10/- and the affiliation fees payable as per this Constitution.
No union having on its executive committee members of any union or
organization rival to the INTUC shall be granted affiliation unless it be that
the Working Committee for any special reason grants exemption.
No union affiliation to any rival organization shall be granted affiliation.
The Working Committee may in the discretion, decline any application for
affiliation without assigning any reason.
Affiliation fee :
The Financial year of INTUC shall be from 1st April to 31st March.
Each affiliated union shall pay to the Congress annual affiliation fee at the
rate of Re. 1/- per member on the basis of membership on its rolls on the
close of the preceding year, subject to a minimum of Rs. 100/-. The Working
Committee may grant concession in the rate of affiliation fee in respect of
unions functioning in Bidi, Fisheries, Agriculture and such other industries
in the unorganized sector.
The Current Annual Affiliation fees shall be paid by the 30th September of
every year and the special levy within such time as may be prescribed.
Industrial Fedration

Indian National Bank Officers Congress
Flat No. A/203, Nilesh Co-op. Housing Soc. Ltd.,
Dahisar (West), Mumbai 400 092
Email: aiboboa@yahoo.com
Phone :- 022-22612058 (O), 28928983 (R), 22618484 (F)
Dr. G.
Sanjeeva
Reddy,
MP(President
)
K. K. Nair
(G. S.)
Indian National Bank Employees Federations
C/o. Central Bank of India, Bajaj Bhawan, 1st Floor,
Nariman Point, Mumbai - 400 021
Email:
subhashsawant@vsnl.net,

Phone :- 022- 22029887
(O), 28740949 (R), 22884783 (F), 09869023663 (M)
Dr. G.
Sanjeeva
Reddy, MP
(President)

Subhas
S. Sawant
(G. S.)

Indian National Building Construction,
Forest & Woodworkers Federation
5 RF 1, Unit 3
Mahatma Gandhi Road,
Bhubaneshwar-751 001.
Phone :- 0674 - 536646
R. C.
Khuntia, MP
(President)
Heeralal
Sharma

(W.President
)
S.
S. Chauhan
(G. S.)
Indian National Cement Workers Federation
Mazdoor Karyalaya Congress House,
Mumabi-400 004.
Phone :- 022-3871809, 3870804.
Dr.
G.Sanjeeva
Reddy, MP
(President)
N.
Nanjappan
(G. S.)
Indian National Chemical Workers Federation
Tel-Rasayan Bhawan,
Tilak Road, Dadar,
Mumbai-400 014.
Phone :- 022-24121776, 24121742, 24130950 (F)
K. H.
Dastoor
(President)
Nandkishor
Khanvilkar
(G. S.)
Indian National Food & Drink Workers Federation
Pani Tanki Water Board Colony,
Boaring Road,
Patna 800 013.
Phone :- 0612-2278140 (O), 09431016951 (M), 09830063394
(M)
Chandra
Prakash
Singh
(President)

Raman
Pandey
(G. S.)
All India National Life Insurance Emp. Federation
Flat No. F-1, House No. 24-94/1, Balaji Enclave,
Anand Bagh, Malkajgiri, Hyderabad 500 047
M. K.
Raghavan,
M.P.
(President)
V.
Narsimhan
(G. S.)
Indian National Metal Workers Federation
4, Bhai Veer Singh Marg,
New Delhi 110 001.

Dr. G.
Sanjeeva
Reddy MP
(President)
Rajsekhar
Mantri
(G. S.)
Indian National Salaried Employees & Professional Workers
Federation
5/2183, Indira Gandhi Road,
Calicut-
01.

Phone: 0495-2720273, 2414242, 09847414242 (M),
09656539397 (M)

M. P.
Padmanabha
m
(President)
Naishadh
Desai
(G. S.)
Indian National Defence Workers Federation
No. 6, St. Vaishnavi Nagar,
RCC Post, Chennai -54
Ashok Singh
(President)
R. Srinivasan
(G. S.)
Indian National Electricity Workers Federation
4, Bhai Veer Singh Marg, New Delhi 110 001.

Dr. G.
Sanjjeva
Reddy, MP
(President)
Indian National Mineworkers Federation
Imperial House,
CJ-49, Salt Lake,
Calcutta 700 091.
Phone :- 033-3372158, 23372158 (F), 39503600 (F), Email:
imme@vsnl.com

Rajendra Pd.
Singh, MLA
(President)
S. Q. Zama
(Sec. Gen.)
B.
K. Das (G.
S.)
Indian National Municipal &
Local Bodies Workers Federation
H. No. 15-8-568, Siddi Amber Bazar
Hyderabad.
Phone :- 040-4745154 (R), 3221610 (O)

R.
Chandrasekh
aran
(President)
Massom
Sharief
(G. S.)
Indian National Paper Mill Workers Federation
6/B, LIGH, Barkatpura,
Hyderabad 500 027.
Phone :- 040-7564706

G. Sanjeeva
Reddy
(President)
R.
Chandrasekh
aran
(G. S.)
Indian National Port & Dock Workers Federation
TCL/II-9, Nua Bazar, V'Point,
Paradeep Port, 754142, Orissa.
P. K.
Samantray
(President)
G. Kalan
(G. S.)
National Federation of Petroleum Workers
Tel-Rasayan Bhawan, Tilak Road, Dadar,
Mumbai 400 014.
Phone :- 022 4181742
K. H.
Dastoor
(President)
N.
Khanvilkar
(G. S.)
Indian National Plantation Workers
Federation

Post Box No.9, P.O. Kumli - 685 509,
Idukki District, Kerala.
P. A. Joseph
(President)

Mani
Kr. Darnal
(G. S.)
National Federation of Indian Railwaymen
3, Chelmsford Road,
New Delhi 110 055.
Phone :- 011 23734013, 23343305, Email: nfir@satyam.net.in
Ghuman
Singh
(President)
M.
Raghavaiah
(G. S.)
Indian National Rural Labour Federation
VPO Dhanouli,
Agra, UP
Tularam
Sharma
(President)
Indian National Suger Mill Workers
Federation

A-176, Darulsafa Marg,
Lucknow (U.P.) Phone: 2282719 (O), 2309031 (R)
Ashok
Kumar Singh
(President)
Indian National Transport Workers
Federation

L/1, Hathital Colony,
M. P. Housing Board,
Jabalpur 482001. Phone: 0761-429210
G. Sanjeeva
Reddy
(President)
K. S. Verma
(G. S.)
Federation of National Postal Organization
T-24, Atul Grove,
New Delhi 110 001. Phone: 011-3321378
D.
Tyagarajan
(Sec. Gen.)
National Federation of Telecommunication Organizations
T-14, Atul Grove,
New Delhi 110 001. 011-23723202
Thomas John
(President)
K.
Vallinayaka
m
(G. S.)
Central Govt. Employees Confederation
3, Chelmsford Road,
New Delhi 110 055. Phone: 011-23734013
M.
Raghavaiah
(President)
N. S.
Pillai (G. S.)
Indian National Jute Workers Federation
41/B, Kabitirtha Sarani, 1st Floor,
Kolkata 700 023.

Ganesh
Sarkar
(G. S.)
Indian National Textile Workers Federation
Shramjivi Sevalaya
Opp. Railway Station,
Surat 395003.
Phone :- 09825113887, 09894062404
Naishadh
Desai
(President)
V. R.
Jagnathan
(G. S.)